Thank you. Seriously. Thank you.

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Clutch is amazing. And yah just makes you love Neil even more right?

Congrats!

Love you April

Great talk. And I agree.

So i do teach some... but not all. Most people who come to the class want to learn how to protect their corps, families etc and for that we don't need the dark arts. But I am not a one man army. I need lots of help. So we do work, teach and grow... Thank you!

Chris Hadnagy thank you for replying!

FennecTECH It's obviously illegal whether or not the subject is guilty. He was authorized to gather this intel, and that supercedes due process.

Actually if I can step in here. It is a good question sir. We only used OSINT (open source intelligence) and did not hack anything. Gathering of info is NOT illegal. We all do it every day. If I then posted that on a website and you went and hung him, that would be illegal. But instead we hand it all over to the cops and feds and they look at that person and determine guilt and then move forward. So nothing we did was illegal. Thanks for the great question.

Wow, hey. Thanks for correcting me. My mistake.

asking questions isn't illegal in most places. asking them in ways that elicit answers you want is very very legal in the USA.

Despite the speech being pretty interesting, not sure if that can be useful everywhere. In the US, it seems to be fine to collect information. In France for instance, I'm quite sure that goes against the penal code (226-16). "The fact, including by negligence, to proceed or to ask to proceed to the processing of personal data without having been complied with the formalities required for their implementation provided for by law is punishable by 5 years imprisonment and 300,000 euros fine" (collecting nfo seems to be part of "processing"). Maybe your lawyer knows some international laws and could confirm that but I think you guys walk on thicker ice. If I go to the police with a maltego mapping, logs and call recordings, you can be sure that I'll be the one behind the bars before even opening my mouth; and I'll need to remember to withdraw 300 grands on my way to the station. Unless I go by the formalities and get consent from the target ("Excuse me Sir, can I dox you for a sec, I'll need this, that and that, sign here, kthxbyemonami") or if the police does it.

Acting may sound like it's from a script, and you were told he's not telling the truth to them, so you already are primed to see what he said as fake.